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Originally Posted by Gunner87
If you bleed the brakes and caught air in the lines because the M.c. ran low of brake fluid then it would be you still have air in the lines. The brake booster could be messed up and is not pulling off the vacuum, the vacuum line may be leaking. Or you may just need to bleed it again and find air in the system...
Its a very hard question to answer over the internet due to I don't know how they feel when the pedal is pressed.
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You might have something here. OP, are you sure that you didn't suck air in through the master cylinder when you were bleeding?
If you are confident that you didn't suck air in and bleeding the system results in no change then yes, it's got to be the master cylinder. Having air in the system doesn't increase the liklihood of this happening. It's just a matter of wear and tear over time.
You might want to check with Aaron @ Lithia Toyota to see what a MC would run you with the club discount.